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4 Reasons to Cut Hours, Not Wages
In the midst of the economic downturn earlier this year, I spoke with an operations manager who had received a mandate from his boss to trim payroll costs. He considered reducin
Money-Saving Strategies for Workers’ Compensation
The owner of an asbestos-removal company in New York was sentenced to prison for failing to pay workers’ compensation premiums, according to a July 2009 article in the New York
Cash-Strapped Businesses Turn to Purchase-Order Financing
Many business owners are turning to alternative lenders who offer to finance their purchase order.
How to Design Credit Policies
Design credit policies to support your company’s goals.
31 Exceptional Strategies for Marketing to Today's Woman
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Best Money Tips: 10 Free Things To Do For Dad On Father's Day
Today we found some awesome articles on 10 free things to do for dad on Father's Day, how to double your cash back spending rewards, and how to spot a scam.
Time Is Money. Now Act Like It.
Time really is money. Every second of every day has monetary value, whether you're punching a time clock, running a business, or brushing your teeth.
Bringing in a Pro to Value Your Business: The Questions You Must Ask
A business appraiser or a certified valuation analyst has the education and expertise necessary to put a dollar value on a company.
To Groupon or Not to Groupon: The Cost of Offering Deep Discounts
Wouldn't it be nice if you could run a free online coupon deal and wake up the next morning to learn you'd sold two thousand pre-paid dinners or event tickets? Maybe, maybe not.
Claiming the Home Office Deduction Without Getting into Trouble
Deducting your home office isn't as scary as rumors suggest. Here's how to claim your space, audit-free.
Poor Due Diligence Can Cost Money...and More
It's easy to be enchanted by a good lie, but the consequences can be disastrous. Here's how I learned the hard way to always do my research.
10 Artists Who Became Art Entrepreneurs
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Best Money Tips: Making Ends Meet During Prolonged Unemployment
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7 Easy Ways to Motivate Anyone
Motivation comes from within. Here are seven ways to help your people find theirs.
8 Ways To Get More Time For Yourself
Schedule a break in your busy routine before your routine schedules a break in you.
What Every Employer Needs to Know about Garnishment
You've just received notice that a court has garnished one of your employee's wages. Now what?
5 Things to Know About the ADA
For the smallest of small businesses, the Americans with Disabilities Act is not a concern. For the rest, ADA compliance is good business.
How to Write Off Start-Up Costs
Getting a business up and running is usually expensive. But once yours is a going concern, you can turn some of those costs into standard business deductions.
5 Things To Know About Year-End Bonuses
Year end bonuses can be a good way to reward and motivate your employees. Just be sure you're following state and federal tax regulations.
25 tips from the frugally insane.
These frugal moves may be extreme, but they're good for a laugh!